This workshop brings together the international Drugs and (dis)order research team – including 12 partner organisations in four countries.
The team met at SOAS, University of London to share emerging findings from the first year of fieldwork in Afghanistan, Colombia and Myanmar, and to develop our understanding of the policy terrain that the project seeks to influence.
As we move into the second year of research, one of the key meeting objectives is to develop our comparative approach across the country teams – identifying our core comparative themes and questions to be addressed.
Working in a consortium provides rich opportunities to share knowledge, learning and approaches to common challenges. During the workshop, training helped strengthen capacity across the project in areas such as data management, research methodologies and policy engagement.
Day one: sharing emerging findings from fieldwork. Here the Myanmar country team share’s it’s work.
Afghan country partners share emerging findings.
Colombian partners share emerging findings and activities.
Day two: cross country groups discuss comparative themes.
Group work on comparative themes and methodologies.
Project partner LSHTM talking about the health dimension of illicit economies in conflict affected states.
Day three: participants share emerging key messages.
Cross-country panel discussion on the policy context and policy engagement.
Policy engagement panel discussion.
Project partner LSE present the policy context and engagement at the international level.
Project partner PositiveNegatives updates on the visual storytelling work they’ve been doing with country teams
On day four we built our capacities through a series of training.
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